Lab 15 Reflection Journal

    Lab 15 was mainly about embedding web pages in a single web page but dealt with creating a digital scene and clicker game to a much smaller extent. We were supposed to create a web page in which we would embed our clicker game and digital scene but before we could do that we needed to make sure those two things were done, which they were a while before this lab. Creating a digital scene was pretty self explanatory, the objective was to create a digital drawing using code.org's App Lab. The process, which was collaborative, required the use of abstractions, such as functions and for loops, to efficiently make a nice looking drawing. Creating a clicker game involved a more complex process that built on the skills of the digital scene. The objective was to create a game in App Lab in which the player clicks on a certain object a specific number of times to win the game. If the player were to click anything besides the object the amount of lives they had would decrease, the game ending if the player ran out of lives.  In order to embed these games into our web page we needed their URLs. App Lab has a share functionality which gives the user a URL they share to others so they can access the game. This was the same URL we would also be using in our embedding process. After getting the URL we needed to introduce ourselves to a new HTML tag, <iframe></iframe>. These skills are important for a web designer because if we ever wanted to display our game or designs on our websites, we would know how to do so.